Pre registration form

Thank you for pre-registering your interest in The Digital Insurer Asia 2017 Conference to be held in Singapore on 2nd November 2017.

GUARANTEE YOUR SEAT & DISCOUNT

This is not a commitment to attend. If you decide to attend the conference, registering your interest now will guarantee* your seat and provide a significant discount off the offer price of US$600 for physical and US$180 for virtual attendance tickets. Seat guarantee is available to the first 100 insurers and first 50 insurance partners. Insurers will receive a 30% discount and insurance partners (tech companies, consultants, reinsurers) will receive 15% off the offer price.

The 2016 conference was a sell out so don't miss out!

*Guarantee applies for 30 days after ticket sale commences. You will be notified when the period starts.

About Virtual Attendance

The option of attending the conference remotely via live streaming allows virtual attendees to watch and participate live from anywhere in the world. If you can't participate live on the day or are looking for a refresher on what you have seen, virtual attendees can also choose to watch some or all of the sessions after the event with access to all conference materials. Virtual Attendance tickets give the participants the ability to ask questions from panelists, see the other questions being asked and vote on the award winners! Note that Physical Attendees have access to the same recorded content.

Please complete all sections to preregister. You will receive an email to confirm your registration.

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Award Category

Nationwide recently ran a sold out hackathon in Silicon Valley to promote and drive innovation across the industry. This hackathon focused on three business challenges.

- Connected Business - How can we use IoT to benefit small business owners holistically rather than with isolated or point "smart solutions"?
- Buying your First Home - How can we help people realize their dream of buying their first home?
- A Community On Your Side - How can we use digital capabilities to leverage community and create a network effect to ensure the right people get the right help at the right time?

We had 25 teams made up of 108 participants. All 25 teams presented concepts that were focused on the mentioned challenges. We awarded prizes to the winners of each challenge as well as a grand prize. Each winning team will have the opportunity to come to Nationwide and present to executives.

Grand Prize Winner
“Boost Pad” is a Rent to Own Housing solution. This concept allows renters to direct portions of their rent towards increasing their equity. It allows renters to move from property to property while maintaining that accrued equity. The app is integrated with Zillow, DocUsign, and Facebook, and the team intends to integrate with Nationwide to provide renters and/or mortgage Insurance.

Connected Business
“Flash Feedback” is a chatbot that leverages Alexa to allow customers to give real time feedback to a small businesses. The team used natural language processing, sentiment analysis and location awareness to direct the feedback to the proper business. The app also provides a real time dashboard with sentiment trends so the business owners know the tone of the feedback.

Buying your First Home
“Dream House” is an app that visually shows your “dream house” being built as you save money. The app uses housing market data to provide housing recommendations. It visual ally illustrate the sacrifices you may need to take in order to buy your dream house. (For example: you may need to eat Ramon Noodles in order to buy the house this year). It is integrated with your bank account so you can easily transfer money to your homes savings and continue building your dream home. It is integrated with Alexa so the user can ask how about their goal progress

A Community on Your Side
“Nationwide Buddy System” is an app that lets Nationwide members opt in to provide services like shelter, rides, food, water, etc. If anyone in a user’s area needs one of the services the opted in user is notified. The team used a graph database to identity the connection between the person needing the service and the person who is providing the service. The team assumes that the service could be used for any level of need, CATs, house fires etc.

This hackathon was well received by the community (NPS of 54%) as well as Nationwide executives and is being held up internally as a model for innovation.